George Smith:

To say that atheism is credible is to suggest that the atheist may be right; to say that the atheist may be right is to suggest that the Christian may be wrong; to say that the Christian may be wrong is to suggest that faith may be an unreliable guide to knowledge; to say that faith may be an unreliable guide to knowledge is to suggest that each and every tenet of Christianity should be reexamined in the light of reason - and from here all hell breaks loose as the process of deconversion rushes headlong to its logical conclusion.

Why Atheism?, (1999)

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